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Using Dhaga

Groups & events

Group the people you met at a gathering into an event, add them in a row from the roster, email a digest, and let Dhaga suggest groups it spots.

An event in Dhaga is any gathering or group — a conference, a dinner, a team. The people you met there stay grouped, so months later you can still answer "who did I meet at that dinner?" The rule is simple: one event per event.

Create an event

Go to /app/events. The inline create form takes a name, an emoji, and a colour so each group is recognisable at a glance. Below it, the events table lists every group with its emoji, tags, people count, and start date.

The events page with an inline create-event form showing an emoji and colour-swatch picker, above a table of existing events

Add people to it

Open an event to see its roster. Use the Add people search box to attach several people in a row without leaving the page — type a name, pick, repeat.

An event detail page showing its people roster and an Add people search box

You can also add a person to an event from their own profile — a handy shortcut when you're looking at someone and remember where you met them.

Manage and share

From an event you can:

  • Email a digest of the attendees to yourself.
  • Rename, restyle (emoji/colour), or retag the group.
  • Merge two events that turned out to be the same gathering.

Digests need email configured

The attendee digest sends over email, which a self-hosted instance wires up with RESEND_API_KEY and friends — see the Self-host env var reference.

Suggested groups

Home surfaces suggested groups — clusters of people Dhaga noticed belong together — so you can turn a pattern it spotted into a real event with one tap.

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